Nappies made from Bamboo
Bamboo Nappies, like their name suggests are made from the extremely eco friendly material Bamboo. Bamboo is a great eco-friendly material to use in household products, because bamboo is such a fast growing, regenerating raw material. In Nappies made out of Bamboo there are a number of advantages to be had compared to more conventional cotton real nappies,
Advantages
- Bamboo is a natural quick growing eco-friendly material which doesn’t need chemicals for mass production.
- Many people feel Bamboo nappies are softer than cotton nappies, this is of course subjective but you could do worse than buying one to test this theory for yourself.
- Bamboo nappies are ultra absorbent this has been proved, on average bamboo nappies are 60% more absorbent than traditional cotton nappies.
- Bamboo fabric is anti bacterial & has anti-fungal properties
Disadvantages
- Because they are super absorbent they take much longer to dry than traditional cotton nappies.
- Like all real nappies, you have to have the nappy cleaned regardless of the mess (Yuck!)
Wham-bamboo is a current make of bamboo nappies which are available in one of 2 sizes
- 0 – 6 months
- 6 months – up to and including potty training
Wham-bamboo “nippa” version nappies are fully adjustable with a etached booster making adjustable to fit any baby no matter what size. The “nippa” Bamboo nappy retails at approx £8.25.
The Aplix version has a fold-over option to make it easier to fit skinny babies
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